I live in Hong Kong and these are sold all over the place and are extremely popular.. Try adding tapioca flour into your flour as it holds together easier and keep it really light.
Hi Matt! I've had a bubble waffle maker for a few months now, never used it. I found your video and I just had to try the recipe. They turned out awesome! Greetings from Romania!
I have always loved Belgian waffles and bought a machine that makes them that does the similar flip style like this. I have never heard of this bubble type that's growing it sounds but wow it seems like it would be great. That machine definitely looks easy to use and isn't that large. I love the fact they can be broken up and chosen to amount per user. I am sure just my 4 kids would love this! Thanks for the vid Matt!
You are so very welcome!! Yeah I love my normal Belgian waffle maker too. It is a restaurant style one that flips over, I have used it a ton over the years. These are so cool just because they look so cool broken up and are super fun to eat. I bet your kids will love it too! :)
If you are on a computer scroll down beneath the video it is right there. If you are watching on a mobile, you will need to press the little triangle in the lower right corner under the video that will reveal the description box on your mobile device.
Hello, I haven't tried normal waffle mix with the bubble waffle iron before I always make the mix from scratch. I don't see it being a problem. Any brand will should be fine.
For sure, Alyssa! If you break them up into the little eggs, it is great portion control too! haha, plus it is just plain fun to pop them in your mouth.
Same as other waffles, should be eaten within a few hours of making it for best taste. Otherwise store them in the fridge for a few days, or freeze them for a few months. Reheat them in the air fryer or oven.
Hola caballero me ha gustado mucho su receta,, sería tan amable de mandarme la receta en Español,, para poder hacerlo a mis hijos,,, gracias un saludo desde España 🇪🇦😘😘😘
Hi thank you! Sorry, I don't have it in Spanish. Here is the link to the written recipe. www.inthekitchenwithmatt.com/bubble-waffles if you open it up in Google, it may be able to translate it for you.
Matt, what I do is put my plate against the cooked waffle while still in the maker, then while holding the plate against it, flip the waffle maker so that the waffle flops onto the plate. Then they don't break. 😁
Hi Matt!This looks delicious.. contemplating whether to buy a waffle maker or not, trying to avoid single use kitchen gadgets🤦🏻♀️but these look sooo🤤🤗
Thank you!! Yeah the single use gadgets can pile up quickly. :) If you will make them all the time, then probably worth it. But if you only think you will use it a couple times a year, maybe not.
Hey Kadaj! I did a live stream today and held a raffle and picked someone from the comments on this video to win, and you won!! The prize is my ebook called "All Things Chocolate" If you would like it just reply to this comment with your email and I will send it to you. Or email me at matt@inthekitchenwithmatt.com congrats!!!
Looks like cake pops. To the viewers: if you still have a cake pop making tray from like 7years ago when that was a craze, you can make these without needing to order a new machine.
Yes they do! They will come out a bit different in a cake pop tray, they won't have the same crispiness you get from a specific waffle iron, but yeah it should still work!
Heya, Nakedface! Not so sure this is a keeper, Seems a little over the top. I would make them for my granddaughter, though. She would think I am way cool.
they do look really cool like this www.225batonrouge.com/food-drink/snack-break-bubble-waffles-arrived-bubble-waffle-tea it's neat because you can use them as waffle cones! haha
Muchas gracias x la receta me encantó la idea de servirlos en bonitas en un tazón
You are welcome!!
I’ve made this several times now and it has never disappointed me. They turn out so fluffy every single time!!
So glad you like it and keep making it!!
it helped me so much, thank you matt
You are very welcome!!
I live in Hong Kong and these are sold all over the place and are extremely popular.. Try adding tapioca flour into your flour as it holds together easier and keep it really light.
Awesome! I will definitely do that next time, I have Tapioca flour leftover, from the last time I made my Brazilian Cheese bread.
Hi Matt! I've had a bubble waffle maker for a few months now, never used it. I found your video and I just had to try the recipe. They turned out awesome! Greetings from Romania!
Hello, Daria! :) That is awesome that you finally made them. :) Thank you so much for watching in Romania. :)
Came out super great deliciousness 😂😂🎉
Awesome! Glad you tried it and liked it!
I think I'm going to have to put that bubble waffle maker on my holiday list! Thanks for the great demonstration Matt! Will purchase through the link.
You are very welcome!! :) Awesome! :) :)
I'll have to get one of these and make some of these.
Definitely! They are awesome!
I have always loved Belgian waffles and bought a machine that makes them that does the similar flip style like this. I have never heard of this bubble type that's growing it sounds but wow it seems like it would be great. That machine definitely looks easy to use and isn't that large. I love the fact they can be broken up and chosen to amount per user. I am sure just my 4 kids would love this! Thanks for the vid Matt!
You are so very welcome!! Yeah I love my normal Belgian waffle maker too. It is a restaurant style one that flips over, I have used it a ton over the years. These are so cool just because they look so cool broken up and are super fun to eat. I bet your kids will love it too! :)
wow the egg waffle looks legit I can't wait to make it.
Thank you!!
I've been wanting to try bubble waffles for years now, they look so fun!
wow
Yeah they are pretty fun for sure!
thank you sir. its very nice. i am from sri lanka i am finding the tray that you used but i did not find.
Thanks! There is a link to it in the description of the video. It may or may not be available where you live.
Those look fun for a large gathering brunch or a kids party.
For sure, Susan!! :)
Where is the description
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I love how you are upfront about how you get a small commission from the affiliate link. I'll buy it from you
Thank you! :)
Also in nesebar Bulgaria
Nice!
Ty Matt. I'm going to try these with an Egg Substitute. Ty for listing ingredients too. ♡♡♡☆☆☆
You are so very welcome, Diana! :)
Wow NEVER seen that before! Pretty cool 😎
Thank you!! :) :)
Hi,where to buy that machine
On amazon. There is a link down below the video in the description box. Here it is too. amzn.to/2Q0h3SK
hi Matt can i use box waffle mix and what brand thank you
Hello, I haven't tried normal waffle mix with the bubble waffle iron before I always make the mix from scratch. I don't see it being a problem. Any brand will should be fine.
Oh wow they look so cool!
Thank you, Gabbi! :)
Awesome recipe
Thanks so much, Hector!
This would be great for kids
For sure, Alyssa! If you break them up into the little eggs, it is great portion control too! haha, plus it is just plain fun to pop them in your mouth.
In The Kitchen With Matt breaking the up makes them portable! Can’t go wrong with that
@@Alrighttheniguess For sure! :)
Interesting! I’ll probably give this a try.
Thank you! You should if you get the chance. :)
This recipe is Very unusual. I love your channel
Thank you so much, Kathy! :)
what is the shelf life on these please
Same as other waffles, should be eaten within a few hours of making it for best taste. Otherwise store them in the fridge for a few days, or freeze them for a few months. Reheat them in the air fryer or oven.
That is amazing thank you for making this video I’m gonna try it :)
Thank you! You are very welcome :)
No you are very thank you 🙏
@@Haysxu :)
Looks yummy 😋
Thank you! :)
This looks so yummy and fun to make. Probably could use this bubble maker to make Takoyaki too.
Thanks Joy!! Yeah, I imagine you could! They would turn out a little smaller I think, but would still work!
Nice man I’m new to your channel I just subscribed look forward to more recipes thanks for sharing
Thank you!!! :) And I appreciate it!
Hola caballero me ha gustado mucho su receta,, sería tan amable de mandarme la receta en Español,, para poder hacerlo a mis hijos,,, gracias un saludo desde España 🇪🇦😘😘😘
Hi thank you! Sorry, I don't have it in Spanish. Here is the link to the written recipe. www.inthekitchenwithmatt.com/bubble-waffles if you open it up in Google, it may be able to translate it for you.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt muchas gracias 🤚😘😘
@@juanamarirubiodominguez5572 De Nada! :)
I really like you man 😊💕💕
Thank you! :) :)
Matt, what I do is put my plate against the cooked waffle while still in the maker, then while holding the plate against it, flip the waffle maker so that the waffle flops onto the plate. Then they don't break. 😁
That is a cool idea!! :) Will try it next time. :)
Hi Matt!This looks delicious.. contemplating whether to buy a waffle maker or not, trying to avoid single use kitchen gadgets🤦🏻♀️but these look sooo🤤🤗
Thank you!! Yeah the single use gadgets can pile up quickly. :) If you will make them all the time, then probably worth it. But if you only think you will use it a couple times a year, maybe not.
Thanks🙏🏻
You are so very welcome! :)
hi
@@usatoday2289 Hi!
Thanks, Matt. Not fair watching 'you' eat and eat 'em! Rascal! : )
lol! :) hehe
Haven’t watched it yet but I’ll watch it later looks good!
Awesome, thanks Joel! And thank you for being on the live stream! Your dad has been a long supporter of the show!
Commenting to enter the give away - sounds good
Thanks Jeff! :)
hi, Matt! I like your channel! it's pretty useful. but about exact this gadget for your bubble waffles... looks like it's for the takoyaki) LOL)
Thank you Kadaj!! And yes it does kind of look like the Takoyaki makers. lol
Hey Kadaj! I did a live stream today and held a raffle and picked someone from the comments on this video to win, and you won!! The prize is my ebook called "All Things Chocolate" If you would like it just reply to this comment with your email and I will send it to you. Or email me at matt@inthekitchenwithmatt.com congrats!!!
Looks like cake pops. To the viewers: if you still have a cake pop making tray from like 7years ago when that was a craze, you can make these without needing to order a new machine.
Yes they do! They will come out a bit different in a cake pop tray, they won't have the same crispiness you get from a specific waffle iron, but yeah it should still work!
Maybe a cake pop maker would work. I have enough small gadgets! Thanks for the video, and best wishes!
Possibly! haha yeah they are piling up at my house too! lol
Good waffle
Thank you! :)
Looks like mini doughnuts lol
hahaha yes!!
Heya, Nakedface! Not so sure this is a keeper, Seems a little over the top. I would make them for my granddaughter, though. She would think I am way cool.
they do look really cool like this www.225batonrouge.com/food-drink/snack-break-bubble-waffles-arrived-bubble-waffle-tea it's neat because you can use them as waffle cones! haha
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Looks like a little girl party is coming to Poppa's house! You've convinced me.
@@davidderminer544 lol awesome! They also look really cool broken up into the balls and put in little bowls hehe.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt You have a future career in party planning!
@@davidderminer544 hahaha!! :) I have actually planned quite a few parties already! It is fun and exhausting at times. lol :)
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Bubble waffles originated in Hong Kong in the 1950s.